Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-29
bales; receipts 10000 bales-American 81, LOCO

MAY, 81 1896 33-6id; May and June 3&-6i
G9 S5-64d; June ana July. 535-st0s5 s6-tid:
July and August, 5 37-6i6t5 8s-64d; August
and September, 8 s-6tgo5 go B4d; September
anu october, 82-S4d; September 40-64d.
MsrseL hrm at the adyaace.
The tenders OF deliveries at to days clear
ings amounted TO 3,4oO bales new dockets and
400 Old.
Z:Vo p. m.-The sales To-day were lo,ieO
oalcs OF American.
Mlddlng upiands SGD, midditng orleans
b S-l6d.
Futures: UDlands. low mIddliug clause:
aasch delivery, 8-64d, value; March ana
April, 5!-64d. value; April and Mays "a -6id.
VaIue; MAY and June, SS-64d, sellers; june
an" July, -6td buyer July and August,
5s-64d. buyers; August and September'
4'-o4u, sellers; September ana OCTOBER.
5+-6id, sellers; September, 542-64d, sellers.
Market strong.
sVo p m.-Futures: Upands. low mlddl,ng
clause. Nj arch delivery. 8 35-64d. sellers; March
and Aprll. S5-64d, sellers: April and May,
a0-04u. sellers: MAY and June. 3o-o4u,
buyers; June and July, 3S-64d, sellers; July
and August. 3 4O-64d, sellers; August ami
september 4l-64d, buyers; september aud
october, . "a sid. buyers; September, s 42-64d,
buyers. Futures closed firm.
The Cotton Exchange will adjourn for the
EASIER n0ndays from y. M. Thursday, Aprll
Z, 70 Iue>oay. April u.
NEW YORK, March IS. Ioon.-Cotton opened
steady: undergraduates 1910; mlddling Or
iesns 10 IL l6c: sales 22S bales.
FUTURES: Market opened firm, with sales
as follows: March delivery. .; April,
10 fac; May. 10 Acc; June. 10 soc; July. 10 Doc;
August, 10 zoe.
500 o. m.-MSrketclosed steady; middlng
upiaHds, lO12c; mlddling Orleans, ~ ~ ice;
safes to-day 2SI bales; Let receipts sou oales,
gross .S64,
Futures: Market closed weak, with sales Of
2l2,io0 bales, as follows: March April anu
May delivery, 10 3y0le 40c; June. 10 i9c; july,
10 5IQol0 ssc; Angus, 10 6lGD10 soc; September,
1O zoQSiO 2sc; Decent Der, s2(9S SIC.
Green
tures. say: Although 1904 poln's were
added TO tue price on The openips. furry, the
market appeared TO exhaust us ouylne ca.
pacity AZ the outset, anu the subsequent
tendency was downward, with the advance
| finally about all wiped Gus ana the close on
the Whole rather weak. rather uneXpecteGi
Improvement al Liverpool gave sCart, anu
the reaction was tnt result OF more general
uesire % tSke pIohts. - a.. ,
GALVESTON. March 7s.-Cotton firm; mid
| anng s}sc; net receiptS 80 pales, gross ~,
| eales go bales; STOCK zs.e'S Dsies: exports
cosstMise VA pAles. 1-. Co.. LA
NORFOLK MArch 2o.-Cotboh urn inio
ding tol4c: net receipts 4ls bales, gross AIS;
sales Zio o. ,os; sCocA 1855 baieS' EXPORTS
III BsLrTuoHr Mach es.-Cotton steady: mid
| ding iOIIc: not recsiuts none. eSosa "a
haIes. sales H. s'Iinners 300 haIes. stock - .7l
| bales: exnorts coastwise - bales
| BOsToNr March 2s-f,otton nuiet but firm
middliuI lGit". net racc,,Ts ia bales gross
, aS6: sales none: stocS none.
/ 0N-ft0tfnn strong
| r.i6sIn@ Iac. not reco,nts ! hale gross I
- nona. siors ~ 6sp az
PHIispEtpTIA~ March 2s.-Cotton firm;
ntddiing iGi4c. net Teceluts $50 bales, gros,
! aSt. 800. ~ sEu1t ,,'loo
WV 0RIr.vs March a2-Cotton firm,
,oiId',,G Inl. nat rece,nts > 2n0 Bales. gross
49,. ~. IA III. stnc@ 566 7aI bsIes: ex.
-,soi' sSs ''o o;.' S5s osIiss 80
potts, 10 S'SSo I'm n,ddI;no
u7'n. naT .a"aint. 3te Hstes qross gaS bsles
esSe, mes sIoct sSs %ales. exnort: coast.
Wac KS bsIes '''''
WISE opo Tsies Itaroh 90 Cotton firm mid.
,ra! m%tcH Gao SaIeS shinmam,s a.,
| uIihs ivy reoG PSs ooo p1Iee' H az nin -'''>
oaaes, SS1es ZgVU paies Coffon frrn mid
t,1, in. .oi,s "a q. les sales az bales.
udng dQG; reGeipts 90 U ~ "1ton rra nd
~, IN AEhEsioN' ,,,s ~ GoIes rrnss ~
Jung toC' net i9 1t ~ a,e hsIes Se~norts
Sa.es 20 oSiss ss''A 4''''0 0"e' eAp0' 70
oosSE"lSG .'- Wsrch s-Cottor-middIin
i9-Ioe; Lece,nIs - 10 Sale so,,6o.ot ,a, ro
NE" orsA' - 60 1ntJau sia hales
celpts IoF III CoC1on $500 oi 20 W 5Soo 'baIas -
exports, 70 Grs1e DI n ooa :.
the continent 40, 20 sn rShoe o''O-' S'ooN "
all american ports 'oo' os0 o"ios'
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, March 2S. noon.-wheat steady
with tair demand: holders offer moderated
Corn quiet but steady; demand poor.
NEW YORK, March 2s. noon.-Flour quie
and firm Wheat higher. Corn better. POrl
firm; mess SIG so. Lard frmerat 57Mc.
.. .
(1lc higher; No. 2 red, March delivery nomI
nal atel1Sc, pril 81 I<(G9l3sc, ay gl34 (1g2}s
| Corn L(d3eo higher aud steady; No. 2. Marcel
delivery nominal 4S3zc, April sS3zc, May 4S3
| 0r4S76c Oatsa shade strop ger and moderated!
active: No, g March delivery 345aQD3434 &c
Anril s4sSc, Nav Y4zsc. Hops quiet aux
steady. Coffee, faIr RIO firm at l514c; No.
Pio. March delivery IL 650nlS 7Cc, April IL coo
IA 85c. NAV - 55(lsl3 65s. Sugar steady an,
unchanged; furals, fair to good refining
| 1 g. l6f04 ll-l6c: refined qu1et--C 4k@4sAc
| mould A 5zsN55 l5-l6c, confectloners
& Lac. standard A 5 T-lGc, cut LOAF ant
| crushed g. 1868 s. l6c, powdered 57sQ25 H. &C
granuiated So. Molasses quiet and nomi q al
Cotton seed oil-3l1sce3ac for crude, 81 y ass
for refned. Hides steady. Wool dull anC
and nominal Lard 6(3s points higher bu
nuiet. Western steam. on spot CSC, Apri
delivery CSC, May 6S97 69c. Freight
| steany
CgIcAso. March 2s.-Wheat was quiet bu
6rmer and a little higher, closing 1zlaIzc bet
ter than SATURDAY. The stiffness was pro
| duced NV sneculntiye influence and partly o,
| arcnunt of the tone OF cables being less pacit
| there wa. very little iii spOsltion on the uar
| of local traders to onerate, and orders froa
optslde were few and far between. The visa
bic supply last week was lessened 1905
bushels. At seven Western points receipt
we're 9eO. 600 bushels and shipments 25s 30
husbsls. The market opened for MAY a
aiIIc. advanced TO $50 and closed at Size
Corr as quiet and steadier and prices adj
vanced a shade, although receipts we're large
Offerings were small and strength in whea
ami proyisions aided the corn bulls in adj
yancing prices slightly. Provisions were il
,.'1te...s q aa,, a 81 and IA stronUer feeling mo